Book, Chapter

1   Int,        2|     named Berenice, and that a bronze statue in that city still
2     I          |    itself nobly represented in bronze,75 gave it to her son, as
3   III,     XLII|   fashioned from gold, silver, bronze, and iron, are silver and
4    IV,      XXI|        in the wood or stone or bronze from which the image is
5    IV,    XXVII|        held at all, is held by bronze and iron, and picturing
6    IV,    XXVII| picture or a representation in bronze, he does not make that which
7    IV,      XXX|     the soil, or lead and tin, bronze and iron, as it were hidden